THE EVENING NEWS
' CAUL V. SHOUMAKEH,
Editor ana hole Iropr.etor.
188UKU DAILY KXCKPT SUNDAY?
Hutwcrlptlon Kate Daily,
Per year, by mall $?.00
Per month, delivered BO
Bemi-Wcckly.
Per year 12.00
Blx months 1.00
Entered as second-clans matter
November 6, 1910, at Koaeburg, Ore.,
under act of March 3. 1879.
MtllAV, Al7tlli 12, 1012.
DAILY WRATH KH KKPORT.
U. S. Weather Bureau, local office,
Roseburg, Ore., 24 hours endlug 5
a. m., April 12, 1912.
Precipitation In Inches and bun-
dredths:
HigheHt temperature yesterday 45
Low en t temjteratiire last night 40
Precipitation, last 24 hours G5
Total preclp. since 1st of month .85
Normal proclp. for this. month 2.48
Total proclp, from Sep. 1, 1911,
to duto 25.80
Average preclp. from Septem
ber 1, 1877 29.37
Total deficiency from Sep. 1,
1911 ... 4.03
Average preclp. for 34 wet
seasons (Sep. to May Inclu
sive) 32.36
WILLIAM JELL,
Observor.
One woek from today the voters
will put their Ht n in jt of approvul on
one out of every group of office nv.vk
era. Those who are not thus ununit
ed will come forth and tell uh why
It happened. It reminds one a good
do til of a "post-mortuni" nfter u
poker hand has been hiIUmI. Of
course, we do not spetik from ex
perience. We have heard It said
only.
LuFolletto ts coming to Itosohurg.
He Is an ablo and force-fill1 speaker
and will no doubt be appreciated by
all those who will hear him. While
we are supporting Taft and cannot
fully agree with Mr. LuKollotto's
program every one muHt admire hi in
for his absolute sincerity of purpouc
and the manner In which he has con
ducted his campaign In the face of
groat u (Ivor ho clrcuniHtunces.
Bvery one should turn out to heor
Dr. HIM, the eloquent orator who
will bo In Hoseburg some time next
week. Dr. Hill is an orator of the
old stylo. There are not many of
them left In this country. Hut In
Dr. Illll we find the Daniel Webster
type, dignified, culm, deliberate, fas
cinating and with a message for his
listeners. Tho date will bo an
nounced through tho columns of The
News Monday.
LOCAL NKWA.
Dr. PoBoy, specialist for eye, ear,
nose and throat diseases, ICyos fitted
with glasses. Parrott building.
Frank McDonald, of tho Mt. Alto
ranch, Is upending a few days In
Jtoesburg attending to various btinl
nesti I nte rents and vMltlng with
friends.
Mrs. M. II. Hyn.i returned to her
home at Drain this afternoon after a
few days sent In HoKvl nrg vIhU.Iiik
at the homo of he1 nephew, B. K.
Ryan.
Riddle Tribune: The Rlddlo piwt
offtce has been designated as a pos
tal savings office and will be open
for business May 1. i'OHtnwttttor (i
L. Grant has received all tho neces
sary palters and instruettona.
S. E. Krohn expects to open his
new drug store. In the Maccuhce
building on Cobs street, next Mon
day, lie will occupy the rnntntt
formerly In possesion of Mrs. Davles,
the milliner, and Mr. Motesworth,
the real estate agent.
Canyonvllle Call: Postmaster d.
L, Grant, of Riddle, states that sev
eral Indications point toward tho es
tablishment of a postal savings bank
at Klddlo. While ho has received
no direct Information from the de
partment regarding It, he bus receiv
ed communications from a bonding
concern saying that they understand
the office Is to be made a banking
office and the Riddle State Hanks
has also received coiTeHMndcnce In
regard to being made a 1. S. deposi
tory for tho postal bank.
Canyonvllle Call: Days Creek Is
a mighty busy place. The saw mill
Is running with a full crew, sawing
the timbers for the new bridge across
tho South Cmpiiuu. Armlston Htoh.
are running their mill with a full
bead of steam. Wallace Havtnoml
has his chopper running on the high
Fpeed, and the road supervisor, .1. IV
Sullivan, has u force of men out on
the road. II. U. (ildney. our mer
chant. Is a pretty busy man. too
There Is not an Idle man on 0ys
Creek.
Rlddlo Tribune: The Irrigation
meeting called tor Saturday evening
was quite well attended. It was call
ed for the purpose o organUtng. but
It was found that nothing could be
done until something of a definite
nature could bo had from the South
ern Pacific Company In regard to the
dam. The committee to get signa
tures of the farmers as to the num
ber of acres they would subscribe
have about 600 acres subscribed.
This Is only half of tho required
amount to Insure the building of the
ditch but It Is said that over 1200 '
BOARD AND KOOMtt.
Modern Apartments with bath,
hot and cold water
In each room.
MRS. CALL AND, Prop.
Corner Javkson und Brockway
Streetu; near High School.
4 Kate, $0 Per Week.
acres will be subscrllted as soon as
everything Is ready to organize.
Will In in Van 11 in en left for his
home at Portland this afternoon af
ter a few days spent In Roseburg and
vicinity looking after business mat
tors. Mrs. K. U. Pengra left for Eugene
this afternoon to attend the funeral
of Mrs. John O'llrien, who dlod at
that city yesterday. Mrs. O'llrien Is
survived by a husband and one
daughter. Mrs. Hurry Stapleton, of
Roseburg.
Douglas County Creamery uutter
Is the best on the market. Insist od
your grocer supplying you with a
home product, which Is always strict
ly fresh and guaranteed. Two pound
roll 75 cents. dawtf
The Grand Grill yesterday Install
ed gas lights and the same were In
service for the first time lant even
ing. Tho fixtures are very artistic
mid are sn arranged that tho entire
room can be Illuminated to tho H)it Is
rael Ion of the owners and patrons at
very small expense.
Cottage Grove Leader: One of the
finest pieces of roads In this sec-
Lion of the state Is being made out
at the road from Divide to Anlauf,
In road district No. 21, Douglas
-nunty. This ploce of road has been
selected as part of tho Pacific high
way and the taxpayers of that dis
trict huve become so enthusiastic
that they have lovled tuxes aggre
gating $5,000, which will be used In
Improvements. There are five mud
holes In this strotch of roud which
will be filled with rock. Three
crews of men and 10 teams are nt
work on the highway. About eight
miles of road will bo Immediately
g- OREGON HAIR TONIC -JJ
Will Orow Hair. Slop the
Hair (ruin I'allliiK Out. It
jx'xlroyi Iniilniff. It 1b
rt'L-iHiinicn-letl by Icitfiitf
ill)HlUlttUH.
It. A. KTOWEIiL
HOl.K AHKNT
For ibIl- by
fullertou A Ulchnnlmi
STRONG'S STORE
NEWS
Danger in the Sulky
Go-Cart.
MAV III 111 IIII.DS HACK IN
I'ASNIXd OVKIt lll'MI'S A
Nl'I.KY Willi SI-ltlNCS
AT HTKOMi'S
Tho iliuiKcr from tho ounsliiht use
r I lio Sulky Curt Is Unit a i-hlld'a
liai-k limy ho injured hy tho Jura anil
humi'B. Tn I'voivomo Hits. II. W.
Strong has a sulky cart with Hplrnl
prln kii.
Tills cart ulrtn has a folding hauillo.
ui that tho oart may oaslly ho takon
iiuilor (ho arm nn a train or stroot
ar or In n Iuihk.v.
Exact Copy Of Dec
laration of Inde
pendence. I KAMI-: AMI i.ASS WOltTII ALL
ASKKII I'Olt HV TIIK ll)M
IIINATIOV .n exaci copy uf 1 no Peclaralhm or
IhdcptMideiice to the last Ion i l.-h cm
Inbn lliiiittx-k's name ami t'ven tn the
sl.i of (bo dnctiment In on sale at
the price of $;. The frame, a wide
2 -Inch one. and the gl.iss Is wort h
tho price.
Itlslng Sun Stove Polish may be
bought from H. W. Strong, the fur
tilt in e man. This polish Is one of
the old etsabllsbed brand:;. It comew
in 1 0 cvnt packapefi.
I carr lace curtain stretchers."
;iM H. V. St roup, the furniture man
'They have new Improvements."
B. W. Strong
The Furniture Man
AtMA) Hc St route' YitllMiHr,
made iMtiHfihle for automobiles.
Other piece, uf read connecting with
this strotch are also being Improv
ed and a number of bills are being
cut down.
Deputy Hherlff It. L. Whipple left
for -fa lorn this afternoon wllh Wesley
Ferguson and Ernest n'ells, who
wore yentorday committed to the re
form school by County Judge Wona
cott. Ferguson and Wells are the
youngsters who recently hired a
couple of saddle horses at Smith's
livery stable and were arrested south
of Canyonvllle. The boys say they
escaped from Frazler's detention
home, at Portland, two weeks ago
and prior to their arrest had visited
a number of the more Important
towns along the line of the South
ern Pacific railroad.
CAM, FOH CTTV WAWtAXTH.
Notice Is hereby given all persons
holding General Fund Warrants
against tho City of Roseburg, Ore
gon, endorsed "Not paid for want of
funds" prior to and Including Jan
uary 3rd, 1912, to present the same
to the city treasurer for payment as
Interest thereon will cease after date
of this notice.
Dated this 12th day of April. 1912.
I). 8. HOI'SER,
City Treasurer.
i()-CAKTS.
Many Improvements nro noted In
tho Perambulators and Oo-Carts this
prlng. They are big and roomy,
with soft upholstering, tho collapsible
'arts have good springs, a necessity
to baby's comrort which hus here
tofore been lucking, and ample pro
visions for stormy weather have been
made In the wind and rain Bhlolds
which can be adjusted to form a per
fect protection.
Tho styles are unusually hand
some, and the prices very moderate.
HICK & RICH
The Ilotiso Furnishers.
WHO GETS THE DOUGHNUT?
Now don't be pessimistic because you think its droll,
For tho optimist gets tho doughnut and the pessimist gets the
hole.
liutyou can't bo optimistic when your stomach isn't right,
Nor you cant be blythe and cheery when Dyspepsia you must
light.
Hut if you OKI KR CROCKRIES from a store that's up to date,
You'll have always the I5HST living, and escape an awful fate.
Now WK'VK EVERYTHING THATS COOI) TO EAT,
No stock that's old and dry,
Wo know that we can please you,
If our store you'll only try.
BeeljHive
Tolophone 01.
Do you want the very lates' in Suits
Splendid smart styles in all shades from $12.50
$25 00.
DRESSES I 'Jesuit Sci'sif Drosses 5 to $15.
Lingerie. Linen and l'ettie in line assort
ment. WAISTS Silk, Net and Lingerie, Dutch or
high necks.
NECKWEAR in immense assortment.
NECKWEAR Many new thinks; See our new
Mannish Tics,
NEW THINGS in Hand Dags, Hair Ornaments
and Xeveltios.
GOSSARD CORSETS, GLOVES, HOSIERY.
The Leader
Don't Be Gulled
Get your fotograf work done
where you get the
best and done in a workman
like manner.
CLARK and CLARK
Up-To-Date Fotografers
I you want
I L Good Trees at Fair
I Prices, see
I A. L. Kitchin
Nurseryman Roseburg Or.
Dry I
Wood!
Any quality Oak, Fur and Pine, Lo w
Bt prices in the city. Ptompt deliv
er to any part of town.
Phones
A. S. Wallace 27F3
N. Brevier 266-L
The People's
Meal Market
Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meats
Poultry and Fish
Host of Service and
Prompt Delivery.
METIVIER &DIMM1CK
Proprietors.
PHONE 175 HAYNES 8LD0.
North Jackson Street.
Grocery
Churchill Hardware Co.
KNCK'K-l'KOOF & SHOCK-tWOOF.
The trunks we sell were made to
give constant satisfaction and with
the full knowledge that baggage men
and trainmen are husky. The beat
trunks we have are trade marked
"O. & S. Noverbreok Trunks."
You will find this trade mark on
tle top near the lock. Every trunk
bears a registration number and on
the inside of the lid a post card which
you All in with your name and ad
dress, detach and mall to the mak
ers, who will permanently register
the trunk against loss free. This is
only one of the many strong features
Little
Gem Restaurant
('nil on tho Little Cicm RotttAu
rant. Cheapest meal la tho city
accompanied by the best cup of
coffiM) In Iloscburg.
George Staples
Opposite Depot "Bill is here"
f Fern Island Greenhouse 1
g Mrs. F. D. Owen, Prop,
if Roseburg, Ore. Phone !F12
Cut Khmer, rotted I'Uuils,
Funeral Designs, Wedding Ro
quets, etc All kinds of
Plants for Veranila and Win
dow Itoxoa and Bedding out.
On Sale nt
The
Rose Confectionery
Are you house cleaning and yard cleaning and
putting things to rights? If so you have doubtless
found that several things were needed, but none
more so than a good GARBAGE CAN, the kind
we carry in stock.
THE REGULAR CANS ARE MADE OF:
Good heavy well galvanized steel.
Are corrugated.
Have seamless cover fitting over outside. .
Have drop side handles.
Are just what you need at your back door.
Are reasonable in price running in price from
51-75 to $4.50 according to capacity.
THE "JUST RITE SANITARY" PATENTED
CANS ARE:
Made of good heavy galvanized steel.
Have a foot lever by which cover can be raised
without touching with the hands.
Closes automatically when foot is removed.
Foot lever serves as a haudle to cany it by.
One size only and priced at $2.50.
You need one and they are good first class goods,
buy now.
of "G. & E. NEVERBREAK
TRUNKS." Call and let us explain
the others. Utnioat value at the price
Plan Your Vacation Now
I To The
East Seashore or Mountains
Tho
SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R.
Will place on sale low round trip tickets to all the principal cities
of tho East, going or returning through California, or via Portland
with going limit 15 days. Final return limit October 31st.
SALE
April 26-26-27.
May, 2-3-4-9-10-11-14
16-17-18-24-29.
June, 1-6-7-8-13-14-15-17-1S-19-20-21-24-25-27-28-29.
Sept., 4-5-6-7-8-11-12-30.
Impcrinl Council Mystic Slirlno, Los Angeles, April 30th to May 4tb
Newport Yaquina Bay
Offers many advantages for a seashore outing. Low fares from all
points in Oregon, reasonable hotel rates, outdoor amusements and
all the delights of the seashore.
The New P. R. 3 N. Beaches
Tillamook. Garibaldi (Bayocean), Brighton, Manhattan and Rock
away, Lake Lytle. Ocean Lake Park, Twin Rocks, Tillamook
Beach and Bay City will open a new Held for a summer outing.
Low Round Trip Fares from all points In Oregon.
Call on our nearest Agent for full Information as to East
Bound Excursion Fares, routes, stopovers, etc., or write to
JOHN' M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
Kat California Italsins. ltaisin Day April 30th.
Notice to "American
Our first order for two hundred and eighty dozen White Leg
horn Chicks was forwarded to the hatchery a month ago, but the
demand on Mr. Blhn Is so much greater than the supply that he
could not schedule tho shipment until the Inter part of this (April)
month.
The Dlhn Hatchery turns out 165.000 chicks every three weeks,
but it is necessary to book orders far In advance.
All subscribers will be notlllod by postal shortly before their
chicks are shipped.
Patrons wishing one doien or more White Leghorn Chicks
can get them by subscribing to "The American Weekly" for three
years or on the basis of one doien for every three dollars, express
prepaid to their destination.
The American Weehly
San Francisco California
v is
IS
you wish to pay.
RICE & RICE,
The Houbo Furnishers.
DATES
July, 2-3-6-7-11-12-15-16-20-22-23-26-29-30-31.
August, 1-2-3-6-7-12-15-16-22-23-29-30-31.
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